stuart: why don't i bring in republican congressman louie gohmert who i'm sure is a bear on the stockt? >> not necessarily, but it goes up generally, but we're creating so much money. i was meeting with the fed some years back, how much money are we printing than we've printed, but there's so much more money in the system, oh, verbatim, we couldn't possibly print all the money we're creating. and where is that money going? it's going to the market. so, generally the market has always gone up, has big falls and then comes back eventually, but they-- they've been-- >> you're bearish. >> overall i'm bullish, but the bear is coming. stuart: you can't have it both ways. yes, i can. in the end, it will go up, but there's a bear between here and the bulls. stuart: listen to this one, china overnight, just had a new move, making it easier for investors to borrow money so that they can buy stocks. keith fitz you know about this, what is that, good news or bad news for them or us? >> well, you've got to tread very carefully here, it's good news because debt unfortunately is how the world goes a